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Poems

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ANGELS

From the August 1930 issue of The Christian Science Journal


God's angels come at dawn of day
With messages of cheer
To lead me in the narrow way
And prove His presence here.

Should trials beset, an angel-thought
Reality reveals!
The "still small voice" with comfort fraught
Enlightens me and heals.

Should sin, deluding, thought ensnare,
I need but pray and seek
These angel guardians—they are there
To save from sin the meek.

They cause the enemies to flee
That storm thought's citadel;
Then, gently minist'ring to me,
They whisper, All is well!

And ah! at eventide how sweet,
When dismal day-dreams cease,
And angel-thoughts, with joy replete,
Bring blessed rest and peace.

From dawn to eve, whate'er betide,
Yea, through the darkest night,
I find Thee, Lord, a loving guide,
Whose angels bring Thy light!

Oh! make me worthy to receive
These messengers divine,
That in whatever I achieve
Thy glory, Lord, may shine!

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